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Beaver: Teaching the Web New Tricks(webbeef.org)
1 points by numberless 6mo ago|0 comments
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by numberless 1y ago
They do provide deobfuscation maps these days at least
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by numberless 1y ago
This pretty much solves the problem of too many bots, but only in a way that works with Cloudflare and does not help the rest of the web. They don't mention any possibility of specifying a different platform to route payments through f
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by numberless 1y ago
I would presume they are talking about how Java is executed by the Java language's Java VM while Bedrock is compiled C++ code?
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by numberless 1y ago
Another interesting protocol that supports LoRa is Reticulum, which uses an announce based system for bandwidth efficiency instead of Meshtastic's flood based routing.
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by numberless 2y ago
Executing JavaScript on random pages seems like quite a bad idea, spammers could potentially include links to JavaScript which does resource intensive things, like that small and sketchy trend of including Bitcoin miners in websites.
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by numberless 2y ago
Technically this is a dupe as this has been submitted twice before in the last week https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42658405 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42633273
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by numberless 2y ago
> Game publisher Tencent Tencent is not a game publisher, while it does have a games division which publishes video games, that is one thing it does, not all of them. Tencent is a Chinese multinational company that is the largest video
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by numberless 2y ago
> (2018) I'm pretty sure the article is more recent than that... After some searching I found the Conversation's RSS feed for technology[1] which says it was 2025 after searching the page for "internet" and looking th
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by numberless 2y ago
Wouldn't it be a better idea to use the original blog post direct from Lets Encrypt[1]? [1] https://letsencrypt.org/2024/12/05/ending-ocsp/ ?
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by numberless 2y ago
Star Trek: Discovery is... Something. In my opinion, it's one of the worst (non canon now) Star Trek shows but it does get marginally better if you can struggle through the first season or two. I would not recommend it unless you have
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by numberless 2y ago
Odd but still not within the guidelines as > HN users get ornery if you make them jump through hoops Is in them
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by numberless 2y ago
> Please make it easy for users to try your thing out, preferably without having to sign up, get a confirmation email, and other such barriers. You'll get more feedback that way, plus HN users get ornery if you make them jump throu
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by numberless 2y ago
Very wholesome
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by numberless 2y ago
If it functions exactly as an AirTag does then it would be hard as they would not want to block all previously sold AirTags
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by numberless 2y ago
I believe the Bluesky posts were organic and likely due to the fact it was a sudden Twitter replacement that at its peak was gaining 1 million users a day.
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by numberless 2y ago
> Meanwhile, smart TVs made by Hisense and Samsung which were tested by Which? asked for people's postcodes during set-up. I would guess that they would then sell that information along with the IP address to a company such as Maxmi
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by numberless 2y ago
> Please make it easy for users to try your thing out, preferably without having to sign up, get a confirmation email, and other such barriers. You'll get more feedback that way, plus HN users get ornery if you make them jump throug
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by numberless 2y ago
> zero water > ultra-low Water Usage Effectiveness Those seem like contradictory statements. Ultra low is not zero.
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by numberless 2y ago
I've been thinking about making a Discord bot like bot on Bluesky recently... Embeds can be messed with, like on discord and posts beginning with "#mention /" ought to be easy enough to detect
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by numberless 2y ago
https://archive.is/cCmQs
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by numberless 2y ago
Would be great if it was possible to get to the page where the pricing was found to make it easier to use the model
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by numberless 2y ago
Not the author, but on a Pi 5 small LLMs such as tinyllama or qwen2.5:0.5b run at over 25 tokens per second (haven't tested the performance boost with it yet). It could be useful if you wanted a local assistant or an AI server for devi
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by numberless 2y ago
Why not use the entire public key and let entropy do the rest, like the Reticulum Network?
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by numberless 2y ago
Something else in this space includes the Reticulum Network Stack https://reticulum.network/
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by numberless 2y ago
I wonder how one would finetune this
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by numberless 2y ago
It certainly interests me that the website I use to view various headlines just displays 'Company named ">' Nothing seems to happen however
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by numberless 2y ago
These are certainly good ways to go about it, but https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/connect/ does exist and is completely free and pretty easy to use
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Ask HN: Does anyone know any good small chatbot LLMs?
1 points by numberless 2y ago|0 comments
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by numberless 2y ago
This is from 2021¹, so it should probably have a (2021) ¹See bottom of article under who the author is

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